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|> Just been watching Peter Brook's Mahabharata. The ending intrigued
|> me. All the Kauravs ending in heaven and Pandavs in hell. Can
|> someone throw any light on this??
|>
|> Also, Abhimanyu's widow's son is saved and is supposed to be the only
|> survivor. What's his name and who he does he reproduce with??
|>
|> Also, Kaurav's are depicted as bad guys and Pandavs as the good guys.
|> I thought it was more like 6 of one and half a dozen of the other.
|>
|> Your responses much appreciated,
|>
|> Regards, Perwesh
Please watch B.R.Chopra's TV serial "Mahabharata".He extensively covers
almost all parts of "Mahabharata" till the kuruskeshtra war ends.
Abhimanyu's widow's son is "Parishkitha" and his son Janumayjaya is the
last king of ChandraVamsha.
"Parishkitha" gets killed by a snake bite,basically a curse of a sage.
Kaurav's are depicted as bad guys because they follow adharma and
Pandavs as the good guys because they follow the real RajaDharma.
Krishna stays where the Dharma is,ie., Pandavas.
At the end when all padavas die on the way to heaven ,only Yudistira
goes to heaven and rest of them including Arjuna goes to hell.Yudistira
sees Kaurav's in heaven and questions Devandra about it and gets the
answer that Kaurav's have sinned most and done very little good work,
and they will spend their time initially in heaven for a little time and
then
go to hell and it is otherwise in case of pandavas.
Venkatesh
-- Venkatesh
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